The suspect identified as Paraman Radhakishan, from India, was taken into custody at the Grand Forks International Airport. He faces terrorism charges.
Police said Radhakishan was taken into custody after he told a travel agent at the Grand Forks International Airport around 5:14 AM yesterday that there was a bomb in his bag.
As a precautionary measure, operations were suspended.
Airport operations were soon normalised.
Radhakishan was on his way from Grand Forks -- the third largest city in North Dakota -- to Minneapolis.
Radhakishnan's motive is still under investigation, however, police said it is possible he became upset with airport staff. Police said whatever the reason, any threat of this kind is taken seriously.
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